AzureKevin

I dunno man, I believe it’s true.

AFAIK they’re large chips though, and larger generally is more performance but also much more expensive to manufacture.

Wouldn’t adding a bunch of extra features to an ARM CPU make it become less power efficient and more like x86?

I’ve heard that ARM isn’t inherently more power efficient in some special way over x86, x86 has just been around so long and has had so many extra instructions added to it over the years, but that’s what allows it to do so much / be so performant. If you took an ARM CPU and did the same you’d have roughly the same performance/watt.

How so? You just push the seat back and get out, it’ll be about as much of an issue as a normal (very cramped) seat.

Shaggy defense. It’s a real thing now: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaggy_defense

“evil Jerome Powell with flames in his eyes” Maverick of Wall Street? lmao